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DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
THIRD NAVAL, DISTRICT
BUILDING NO. 152
~éw YORK NAVAL éHrPvARo
NAVAL BASE. BROOKLYN 1. N. Y.
TTTI KL REGISTERED MAIL COP
5 June 195
Mr. Edward Scheidt,
cial Agent in Charge, FBI,
U,S. Court House, Foley Square,
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My dear Mr. Schoi _A __ H.1' . 1r I 4
" and is being submitted for whatever action you may
a correspondent of Dr. ucns, British
convicted of espionage in England, was the
publicity e short time ago when the United States
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DISTRICT INTILLIGINCI OIFIGII
IN IIPLV IIFII TO NO.
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Third Naval District;
Post Office L113
Federal Office I;ui].d.ing
90 Church Street-
New fork I, New York
Re: ax Elir.che1'; Helene Elitcher
Dear Sir:
0n oct-ober 27, 195! the Bureau ix1'-S:-s}.ng-ton, P. ,
requested iniorn~.ati.on from the I-Ir=vy 1'92e1m~lw-mt in 1?r1shin;.i;on, 17. c.,
:'e;;ardin : the disposi:-ion of twenty-t~.':o teekmical pfxpers and publica...
tions, x1n:T.ch were obtained by this office on July 20, 1950, from
E13 Elitcher, who then resided at. 1614--18 72nd Avenue, Tlusiling,
NEW York:
_'--y nelnorandmn or April 1, 19-5'5, o. F. salvia, cm, United
Stat-es Navy, 1-lean-lqu-:n_-trays, security Control f"cr<n»':.h, office of }I=1*.ra1
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of ti-re docuzents recovered 1:-0r:..!v7ax ;~'jlit.che1~ls possession by the
1bdcv:;921 F"-.u'o-'1n of Im'estiga'ion were co:1sidcz'c"3 to be the official
- pn~oy:nrt.;; =7-f he Dc;tart.ment of the Naxy.
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office for" ;;rm1;' <*i.:*j>c3.i bibn.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation, 290 Broadway, New York City,
the following item: '
ff-'-"'-"""fT_A six-page, handwritten report made by 1511: Elitcher,
uruiated, on the subject of "Gun Fins Control system, Mark 56".
2. A Naval Research Laboratory report bearing the title 1
"Simplified Analysis of R-C and R-L Networks" by Charles F. white, =-
Roport'Ft-2668, dated October 15, 19145. This report is bound in a i
blue cor and apparently was issued by the Naval Research Laboratory,
~ Washington, D. C. . '
3. _Nev-al Research Laboratory report titled "Resistance -
Capacitance, Low - and High - Pass Filters" by Charles F. white, 1
Report R-2587, dated February 22, 19145. This report is also bound i
Laboratory, Washington, Do C.
. I4. A book entitled "magnetic Amplifiers," Port 1, put out
by the Department of Electrical Engineering, Carnegie Institute of -
_.-/Technology, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. this book contains a report
entitled "The Steady State Performance oi 1=agne-tic Amplifiers I
| Without Feedback" by D. II. VerP1anc!< and1.f="1:'. Fishmin..| in o dork blue cover and apparently was put out by the Naval research.
5. Copy #3hh of a bound. bod: entitled "The Analysis and
synthesis of Linear Servomechanisms," written by Albert C. Hall
and apparently published by the Technology Press, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology. The cover of this book is marked "Restricted" and
also on the front cover is a statement to tho effect that the contents
of this paper are not to be divulged to unauthorized persons.
6. Copy #29 of a bound booklet marked "Restricted" and
carrying the title "Experimental and Analytical Studies on oil
Gears, LB =1". This is a report issmd by the Servon-echanisms
Laboratory of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and bears
the date of September, 19143.
7. A report bound in n paper cover, designated as Copy
M0, entitled "Relay Computers" by George R. Stibitz. This booklet
is marked "Restricted" on the front cover and also beers the date
February, 19!-15'.
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Used by the Navy", atom 191:5, are published by the Bureau of
Ships, Electronic Division, navy Department, Washington, D. 0.
9. A paper covered, bound booklet entitled "Impedance
and Admittance Diagrams for Transmission Lines and wave Guides,"
marked "Rest;~icted", prepared by the Radiation laboratory,
Isasséichusetts Institute of Technology and publishedby the Bureau
oi ships, Navy Department. This is dated 191414.
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10. A book entitled "The Klyntron", which is a report
bound in a yellow paper binding, published by the Bureau of Ships,
Navy Departrrant, marked "Restricted".
11.. A booklet bcr-and in a paper cover entitled "Radio -
Frequency 'r'1-ansrniesion Lines", published by the Bureau oi Ships,
Navy Department, marked "Restricted", and dated my 1, 19th.
l2. A booklet bound in a rust colored paper binding,
bearing the title "Elements of Electricity and F?;odio," First
Edition, published by the Bureau of ships, Navy nepazteont, marked
"Restricted" and dated April 15, 197474.
13. A booklet entitled "The Analysis am Ilcsign oi A
Servomchanisms" by Herbert I-Iarris, Jr., Copy #202, bearing the
statement that this booklet was privately printed under the auspices
of the Fire control committee Sec. 1!-2! or t;-1e_1qational Lefense
Research cor.-edttoe. on the cover oi this booklet is a notation
to the effect that the contents of this paper are not +0 be divulged
to unauthorized persons. '
s ll». A bound booklet carrying the title "Technical Lemuel
Basic PhOtO5fraph}'," dated July 1, 19:41, published under: the auepleee
of the Par lwepartment. "
15. A booklet entitled "Radar sys ten: Inn1dar1entuls,"
bearing the c1assif.ic::tion "Coniidenti-21", published by the Bureau
of ships, Navy Department, Washington, D. C. and dated Amil, 19!-ah.
16. A book entitled "H'ic1*o~::uves and Wave Guides," bearing
the clseifieation "Restricted", published by the Bureau of ships,
Navy Department. This booklet is dated February 15, l9hh.
--1-7'; A booklet entitled "Radar system Fundamentals", bearing
the class1_f_ic-.=tio_n "coniidentia1", published by the Bureau of
ships, Navy Department, Washington, D. C. and dated April, l9hh.
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9292 018. A booklet entitled "Radar Electronic Fwmiamentala,"
bearing the classification "Restricted", gublished by the Bureau
of ships, navy Department, Waahington, 1!. C. and dated June, 19hh.
19. A booklet entitled "Radar Electronic Fu.nc1amenta1a",
bearing the classification "Restricted", Published by the Bureauof Ships, Department, washen; D. C. and dated June, 191414.
20. A booklet entitled "Microwave Techniques," prepared
by N. D-R-0. - Division 114, Radiation laboratory, Massachusetts
_ Institute of Teohnolog, and publiehed by the Bureau of Ships,
' nt. This ie dated June 15, 191;! "
21.-A booklet entitled "Notes on Servicing, Radio and
Sound Equipment," 19142 edition, bearing the classification
Retricted", and prepared and published by the West Coast Sound
Training: Squadron, West Coast sound School, San Diego, California.
22. A booklet entitled "Tho Theory and Design of Linear
Differential Equation Machines," Copy #65, classied as "Restricted",-
+ 11!:-itten by CIAIDE E. SHANNON of Bell Telephone Labomtories, Inc.
and privately printed in earxuazy, l9L2 under the au.,pices of Section
D-2 I-ire control! oi the llational Defense Research committee-
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ONI report of 9-ll-A2.on the name of Jose Riora -
':cupation draftsman.
Jase Maria Riera Martin wa. Jose Maria Hiera
Cccupation - Factory worker.
Friends and Relatives
in U. S. - None
Race - White
Marital Status - Single
Height - 5'5
Weight - 155
Build - " Slender
Hair - Black
Eyes 9 Brown
Complexion - Dark
Scars k Marks - Appendectomy Scar
qn several Qges before and after page 95.
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aUr} i_l H}The indices of the New York Office reflected the following references
Subject, a Spanish citizen, arrived at Hiami on Septemher 6, 1952 from
Havana. He stated that he rent to Spain in l9§5 on business-and was caught in the
!@VU1UtiOno He stated that he was afraid to leave the country lest the reds
fhink him white and the whites think him red. Accorfingly he did not acquire
. passport until 1941. He arrived in Havana on October ll, 1?@l. He is 47 years
rid, weight 1&7, height 5'6", hair gray, eyes brown, passport Spain! #956,
r Subject was charged as a stowaway on SS Ambrose S. Burnside at La Havre,
irance, arriving in New York City June 27, 19#Y. He pled guilty and was '
' "entenced to three months in prison. He admitted entering the United States
an a Stowaway on SS Liberty Glow at Savanah, Gs. on September 18, 1956 and w--
ported on SS Thomas Johnson from New York City on January 1, 1937.
The following is background and descriptive information obtained by
"Pecial Agent Charles R. Nonticonc through observation and interrogation :
Born - 5-5-25 at Bel Prat, Barcelona, Spain.
Residence - Sabadolla, Barcelona, Spain, with his
brother Roman Riera Nsrtin.
The reference given for this lead was Report of Peter F. Lhxson,
xlhany, 8~?»50, page 95. The name of Jose Riern does not appear on this page, nor
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JAMES WEIHSTEIN
Re memo dated 9/5/50 of SA Robert F. Royal in the above-
captioned case, sub-captioned "MAX FINESTONE .
JAHES WEl3STEIN is currently sharing a £bur~room apartment
with w-1 FINESTONE at L-.18 East Ninth Street, New York City, Apartment
3-2.
The current Manhattan Address-Telephce Director; lists
teleplone number Gramercy S-Zlhé for JAMES WEIHSTEIH at hl8 East Hinth
Street. New York City. It is to be noted that this is the identical
listing for FIHESTONE.
The £;1es of the New York Office reflect the following
information which is believed to be identical with JAMES WElHSTEIHz
On 10/13/L18 Confidential InIorman-- furnished SA U11!
Charles F.-Heiner with a copy of "Kew York Young Progressive , Volume I,
No. 1, dated 9/13/k8, wherein the name of JAMES WEINSTEIN appears as a
member of the staff on the masthead. According to this issue, "The Young
Progressive" is the official organ of the New York State Koung Progressives
of America.
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- On 8/21,/50, at the time ea. Herman c. Littlejohn and the "writer
atteznpted to interview L-J1 FINESTONE at his residence, 1418 East Ninth Street,
Elev York City, JALLES WEI!¬S1% was present in the apartment. He identified
himself by producing an identification card of the USHH, mich reflected -
that he had Navy Serial No. 910-69-31] Rank, ETLI Second. Class, USNR; active
. duty 1,/10/L5 to 7/23/hé.
He also produced a New York registration dated January, 1950 for e
19119 Buick convertible, Serial No. 35160786, Motor no. 53-837653. This
automobile had New York license tag No. C5307.
-T - WEIINSTEIN produced New York Operator's License No. 1283170 dated
10/ /11.3, which reflected that he resided as of that time at 21¢ Central
Park West, New: Yer}: City. He was described on this license as having been
born on 7/17/2:3; white; male; 1145 lba.; 6'; brown eyes; bro-rm hair and rem
glasses. ~ -
The above l9 9 New York State License Tag 1¥o.92Gh70? was veried
at the New York Motor Vehicle Bureau on 8/22/50 by the writer.
P,--*1? On 8/23/5'0 Special Erraployee G. A. Efuryhy checked the records of I
the Naval Records Center at Garden City, Long Island, New York, at which
time the following information was ascertained pertaining to JA1.".3S WEIHSTEIN,
Serialo. 9];O_-;69-31:
He entered military service at New York, Ea?! York on 1/l-O/b5 in
the rank of Apprentice Seaman. The records show that he was born on 7/1?/26
at New York, New York. At Lido Beach, long Island, New Iork on 7/23/£6 be
was horarably discharged with the rating oi Electronic Tecimicim Bate
Second Class. ' _ 92
The records further reflect that prior to mi_]iter;; service
had attend-ed. Cornell University for one year in 1919; and had majored in 4|
chemistry. He indicated that in his leisure hours he had been actively
engaged in painting and photography. At the time of his sap-irat-ion from
the U. S. Navy he gave as his home address 211 Central Perk 92'.es:., He-,1 lierk -
2h, He-=1 Yo" k. He had advised that his nearest relative nee bis nether,
BOBBIE WEENSTEIN, who resided at 211 Central Park West, New York, New York,
and thathis father's name was JOSEPH WEIKSTEIEC, who also resided at 231
' Central Park West. He was single at that time and 21:.-d 11.! cL.£l:lren.
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- Four photographs of the subject were obtained at the Naval Records
Center, a.s well as one photostatic copy each of his U. S. Navy Enlisted
Personnel Qualification Gard, Service Record, Notice o!"Sepa.ration from
U. S. Navy Reserve, and two-page Report of Physical Examination and
Induction, which are being made exhibits in this investigation.
JOS§Z1§I*jFE.1NSTEIN
' The files of the New York Office reveal the following information
pertaining in Mrs. JOSEPH EJIHSTEIH: l
This individual is usually referred to as BARBARA or BQBBIE,
although her correct name is HILDA. She resides at 211 Central Park West,
New York City. Her husband JOSEPH VEINSTEZW is subscriber to telephone
number Trafalgar 7-331:5.
The records of the Credit Bureau of Grrzater New lurk in l9hl1
reflected that JOSEPH HEDISTEM was President of the Versailles Gaxxnent,
I.nc., M0 Seventh Avenue, which concern manufactured coats and s.'i'ts, ea"!
had a credit stmding 1n~.1 $50,000 to $75,000 per year.
Mrs. V1EINSTEI?1' had a bank account at the Chase National Bank,
Thth Street and Brocowoqy. JOSEPH WEINSTEIII banks at the National Safety
Bank, 38th Street and Broadway.
The records of Local Board 2S, 100 West 82nd Street, in 191414
reflected that JOSEH 1'e'EI]~ES'lEIH iu:rnished on his ccc'.1-,:-ational questiomaire
the following information as oi 3/9/141;: Social S-ecuritjléo. O65-O1-7331;
born 1.1,/l5/99;. married and has two child;-sen. He me:~.ufact':.res ladies clothing
and Red Cross suits. He attended Harvard University. He married his wile
HILDA on ll/26/25 at New York, New York. They have :1 son JAIJES and e da'.!g'h73E..
IOIS, ages 15 and lh, respectively 9112!. He was in the Navy from Septc"-Jber,
1918 to December, 1918, at which time he received an honorable discharge iron
the Naval Sewvice. _
On 12/28/b3 at 3:02 PJ1. , LOUISE BP.A_Y§ST5D{ was observed by agents
of this office with a wornan later idehtied as BARBAJU. Y.TlIlv'STEIN, 2ll Central
Park West, N2: York City, visit the-offices of the Council on .»._{rio:.n Affairs,
1123 Broadway, New York City. They also visited the cfiice of the NAACP, which
was located at the same address.
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on African Affairs, virzich has been declared within the purview oi Ebzecrztive
" Order 9335 by the Attomey General.
On 1/1/uh Goriidential Iuioma.no HTI-182 advised that LOUISE
BRIJZSTISH advised BARBAPJ. WEDiSTE.IH on this date that she had contacted
. someonevwho could give her a job in New York, and that it was the kind.
of a job she Trzauld. like. BRANSTEII iurther stated that wary time she
thinks of it she gets excited and it makes her feel dangerous. The
sigxmificance of tlais atatemcnt was not lcnmm to the iniozanant.
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JOSEPH ?i]3£[HSTE.IJ¬, father of JALEQS UEIKSTEIIJ, or for his sister; LOIS.
- On 8/22/50 SA Liiztlejohn c-e1ephonica].Jy con;.acoed FE.II~ESTEIN at
his residence, at which time he advised that he had formerly been a
sbxlent at Colmbia. Law School and that he had dropped out. He stated
oZ'.at he ia nor: unemployed. He indicaed that he would like to furnish
information pertaining to erg; matter -r:h:Lc.1 we migut -.--lab to discuss aurl
that he would cal]. on B/23/5'0 as to an appaimneut for an interview.
On s/21;/S0 sz. Littlejohn tclephonically attenrpte-3 u cont-act
Y.'E.".DZS1LIN at 1:15 residence, but was unsuccessful.
' on" B729/so ems F."E.IiiSTE.IN was belephonically van.-;.:ted, at
which time he Euated tint he would appear at the New 1'ork_Of1?i-:e for
intervicw at 1:30 P.!£. on 3/30/50. -
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contacted the writer, at which time he aci vised that he did not wish to
appear at the Her: York Office for interview an-3 further that he did not
wish to furnish any information pertairirxg ta any mai-Aer to a_r_:em'..s of the
FBI. _
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31m! I,-{yles J. Lane, at 22211011 time he advised that he would call WE.l'HS£'EJIlI
2.:-1 a witness beibre the graiad jury in the near 1-."."'."-:r'.-..
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GREENGLAZS, self-confessed Soviet spy, "H5{§ "4'advised that during theIChristmas holidaységx ;_ .19h9, ROSENBERG tolo him that he had to ;§§3;f k_ .dispose of the Greenwich Village apartmenta12j5,7and that following the'ar$est of SOV16tA5%§£§¢*§'-L:spy, KLAUS FUCHS, in England in Fbbruary §pf;,.;
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car sentence for espionage. TULIUS RCSEFBERG and his.wife,sh§ -' J ' I. ; "1; - I _ W 7__§IEEL, were sentenced to death in April, H951, in the~¢ _.¢§§%f4§£
=1. Hrij. ". Southern District of New York for conspiracy to committglgffespionago against the United States. §i'i '_ ';, ,§;Q". ' 5; :K"M A - .**¢ DAVID and RUTH GREENLi§S}learned throu§h5§@an}
Iconversation"with JULIUS;ROSEHBBRG during the period 19h. fifty; Q.-to 1950 that he was extensively engaged in;Soviet cspiona$efQ§;3 i
in connection iith which he was using as*aiconspiratoria1,F§¥"=5;
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York City, was taken by his friend, JOEL§BARR. It was ars ]§%_1K
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JAMES WEIHSTEIN is the son of JOSEBh&§INSTEIN
President of the Versailles Garment Corportion, H7O* ?T
Seventh Avenue, New York City, a'ladiesjgarment manu- 4Q
featuring firm. JAMES WEINSTEIN, in an interview with
Bureau agents on August 21, 1950, produced a New York;~
State automobile registration dated January 19, 1950, i;
for a 19u9 Buick convertible. JAMES WEIHSTEIN ontered§Q
.Golumbia University Law School in September, l9h9, and;,
attended his first year classes but didlnot take th0j
final examinations in May, 1950. He registered for =~
the second year classes, but being absent from examine-.»
tions had given him a mark of_failure which with other'¢
grades under the average rule at Columbia University;%'f
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Street, Ho_ York City, AR@§UR#BOUDIN is the brother of .§~
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Fifth Avenue, New York City, and it was aseertained' ' '%§§§;_§that he was not the individual observed with the subjoet;§;$§?-, .on April 5, 1951. . .-_ :1 {- - n, fe.a-Q§;§%§- - I*.:aT- ;
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owner of Andrews Surveys, hl5 West 18th Street, New Yerk'§3;
City, indicated that MAX'FIEESTOEE wasidefinitely Y "7§f§
working on hpril S, 1951, in eonneetioq_with his employ- "@>3{~;
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an executive capacity, but that generalfbusiness "'g: mi-Qi] f -he
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Telephone No.: TR 3-3lOh j v ,. ::$¥'f'; ' ' A' - i .__ .92. . J .A ,0 2 28 5 I _-1; E
Marital Status: Single -;§;,; -_
Military Status: - 1.. 3 .:;- » HP - ; -
Education: Cornell University}'l9h9, B.S."£;lkH§t.
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INFORMLTION AI RSYCHQLOGICAL C i RATION ' , ¢{¢_U- 92 r . ..I{.s' -_ . .-. .1-
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Corporation, 522 Fifth Avenue, New York City, Mr» -
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F. ROYAL that MAX FINESTONE made application for - *1:
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. INTERVIEW or enact ELIZ».BETH_ BITTER ;..;~-3-._,';. .
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subscriber to the telephone number TR 7-2563, which '~*;
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Psychological Corporation, 522 Fifth Avenue, New York +3
City, for Max FINESTOHE, Confidential Informant '1-Lt, ,.~.--".'_.;'. 5of known reliability, advised that TR 772563 is listed. §g¬q
to BLRRIQREID, S Riverside Drive, New York City. The '5 h
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Mr.'HARRY ROONY,hoerman, 5 Riverside Drivejp 1'£yl'- 1|.New York City, advised on May 18, 1951, that a Miss - ; _-Hf;BARRIEREID formerly resided in Apartment 2-E and that §'w%1H
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on_May 19, 1951, that a former roemmate@o£ Miss MITCHELLl§s},»3
and herself was one Miss JOdN{PIQKARDiand that JOAN, ,,5;§§;; k. ~PICKARD had a brother named GLRY PICKLRD|who had - --,g}_53 »1formerly attended Cornell University and was_a friend{;l;ffj-of nu: mvssrozm. ' " ' . 1 -I an , 11 ;,;s..'i:5_'>:.=~.,~.
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Las Vegas, Nevada, was interviewed by SA'ROBERT P5 ROYAL_" '
and the writer on June l2,'l95l, at the United States C,-_
Court House, New York City, and he advised that ho is .,;
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Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, graduating in A
September, l9h9, and that he had been employed as a W 1,,%@s¢_ 1§"v'-x:-11 .-'10 radio announcer in Ithaca on the Rural Radio i;tworh.§ ~--1
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- him. Following his graduation, PICKARD returned to ;.;.
New York City in October, l9h9, to obtain a job and,"
through mutual friends who were Cornell graduatos,a5ain_ __
FIHESTONE and together they started looking for work. fifr *
' A friend recommended public opinion interview work with{f§ I?advertising firms and research bureaus, and he and zgiy
.FINESTONE obtained a job at the American Research BurcaufqZ*'.._. .--'1 _ : >1 I /L .;.- 1A5; *1? r 1 . _, _ .¢ ~ I i. L. ,._mt " _r
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-in Pleasantville, New York, but complained to FINESTONEj},f§f51
that the travel time to and from New York City from ""'3~§
Pleasantville was consuming too much of his time, whereupon,- I
FINESTONE invited PICKARD to stay withihim at any time _5 ' y
that he wished to. FINESTONE informedghim that he was.§.h_; ;
staying in an apartment of some friends. FINESTONE :Q~;='_§,4
Ytook PICKARD to 65 Morton Street, New York City, ' "' _;._' D' Apartment 6-I, where FINESTONE was then residing. PICKABD_T'<
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would be ewey. PICKARD 3316 FINESTON did not identify I ,
the friends, but that he received tho impression that
they were in California, PICKLRD stated that he did §
not pay any rent while~residing at the 6§ Merton Street .
apartment with FINESTONE and that he did not believe that" '".
FIHESTONE did either. It was PICKARD'S understanding .K *'
that FINESTONE'S friends were letting him live there .¢~@¢5-
as a favor and that they were paying the rent unti1=;§fE.they dCCidOItQ return from Californiaef i{ £1 ~, _ |.l. 01. - ' , '|
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FINESTONE until the end of January, l950, but in- - ég
December, l9h9, FINESTONE mentioned that he was going heptp
to ct another a artment and if PICKARDiwished he eould¢5§1@, H- 8 Pjoin him. PICKLRD stated ho,wanted an apartment for - ;,".himself and that ho asked FINESTONE if hoicould have the »3t
6; Morten Street apartment when FINESTONE71oft. FINESTONE':IH~
was nongeommittal and stated that his friends were riving f}?up the apartment but that he would see what he could do._;ip. _ A § 1 t r~;.;1
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with JAMES WBINSTEIN to secure an apartment and that ..:iruTiv. _, 92FINESTONE moved from 65 Morten Street to hl8 East 9th Q1;-iii .. ,_,Street about the third week of Jenuery,:1950. PICKARD ;e;@
stated that he lived alone at 65 Morten_Street for about4#.§;e
a week or a little longer during the latter part of ¬f§;$;.
January, 1950, and that about four days~before the end;¢;5;?;
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to the apartment and informed him that he'weuld?have to -
be out in a few days as the apartment had_been rented 3" ,
to new tenants. A day or so.later the superintendent =-~ _
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to pack his clothes and that while he was packing, a; w,,92L 1 92tall, slender man walked into the apartment, looked F a,
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packing his clothes, he stepped out into the ha1lway=
and found the tall, slender man and a shorter man talking
to FINESTONE. FINESTONE introduced themon to PICKARDYJ
es "BILL" and "sauce." PICKARD 1dentir1cd.a photosrnpkiof WILLIAM PERL and of wagpen BRUCB{bAYTON~as tho-two *
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parked outside of 65 Morton Street and that PIGHARD¢4
placed his clothing in the car, after which all four R;
entered the car and drove away. PICKARD believes thati=
PERL and DAYTON got out at a subway stop a short g_H_ Q,r , ,I .-1_.92|." K,distance from 65 Morton Street. . Z , ; 1295i; l,
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PERL for the second time. PICKARD was shown photographs "_
of VIVIAN GLASSMAN and he stated he recalls having _
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i. GARY PICKARD testified before the Federal Grand§3jl
A 180 1951
. _ - wsrmon saves DAYTON, mentionediabovc, in ' -j;'i.E?J I- March, 19hl, was a teaching assistant in the Departmentgtkgi
' "'working part-time in the maintenance and operation of thca».
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' ' On July l9, 1950, ALFRED SARANT executed a A
waiver of search authorizing agents of the Albany Office?
to search his residence at Ithaca, New_YPrk. During _ .this search, tho agents located a "Batcs=List Finder" {f;- ,m
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ALFRED SAHANT cemented on this entry by "f%}f§} Q;
stating that FINESTONE worked for him asa painter at '%§ 5Ithaca, New York, and was a student atiGorne1l University.j*u;
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in Ithaca, New York. She stated that later FINESTONE ' ,
_attcnded Cornell University and that during the war he _w was omp1oyed_in the Merchant Marine in about 19hh er, ifi
19MB. Mrs. SARAHT advised that FINESTONE had visited =_§j.
the SARANTS' apartment frequently at 65 Morton Street; igyf :New York City. She said that since his parents reside ;' F
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New York City and Ithaca. At the timofof the interviowH;t-"é
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that one MAX FTNESTONE was one of the persons who ~,
attempted to organize the American Peace Mobi1izatien- Fri
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, 4 ' 'Werkers Order, New York City, as of December, 19b6, Thc;§q§:}-
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of the Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, 15th .
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from 19b0 to l9ul and Ithaca College at Ithaca, New York,-Q
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by ALFRED SARANT as an apprentice painter as of July l,,§§'l9t9. . = j Y1 ; , _ ,;f.U};;K. 3 . [__ z_j,_*
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EFSSTE F. FIETZ, who at one time rusido at 17 Kingstoqr; ToStreot, nshcvillc, Eorth Carolina and abroth;r namou -- 1
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FOLEY, Southern District of New York, advised that .';
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j -- granted e military leave of absence on December 5, l9hh.;%¥
l graduated with an A.B. degree on Juno 13; 19b9, HeijH§§§%1§ 'AL'L
' listed as his parent, JOSEPH HEIHSTEIH,§2ll Central §d.m§e:;
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Arts and Sciences reflects that much of his work was'»§¬T¬ Sf
concentrated on courses in Russian. While at Cornel1,' 3§ ' '
he resided at 303 College Avonue_and 516jStuert Avenuo,;f ** both in Ithaca. In his application for admission, £ui_:£§% . -
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of New York State, He further indieato_thet he_hadi '
one sister younger than himself. gi M ; 5 ~*;3 , in-..' : ' w -.~.-._ - ,e- ..__v_ _ e!:. . '- ' - u -s Q P ' > : ; _ * - . _ _-¢ A i. - ' ' 9"" v " *7r*.' " HEINSTEIH stated that during?the summer ofé.
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letter of reference, indicated that she was Executive
Secretary of the Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee.
She stated in this letter that she had known WEINSTEIN A *
for almost four years as a friend and through his , '
parents and that she highly rooomended him.
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has been cited by the Attorney General§as an organization §;F1;?coming within the purview of ExeeutivojOrdor 983§.rj;_fP"§i£K . , | .| _ 92l--.,l_ on--.': .. .4
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the College of Arts and Sciences from his mother' ~ ;;;=;=1
advising that JAMES WEINSTEIN and EDWABD_JAMES WEINSTEINZ;j*. Eare one and the same porson,- I 3 A - ' c ' y
Records at the Naval Records Management ?'"¢{/gng; Q
Center, Garden City, Long Island, New York, reflect= Q,-Qtwifg,
that JAMES WEINSTEIN, Naval Serial Number 910-69-31, 1 §¢ ;
entered the Navy as an Apprentice Seaman on January lO,lf»jj"f
l9h5, at New York City, and was honorably discharged t?'¥ fb
with the rating of Electronics Technician's'Mate, 2nd"{ viii;
Class, at Lido Beach, Long Island, Ncw_York, on July 23,[; ;;l9h6. The records further indicate thet'prior to 1 git;
entering military service he attended Cornell Universityi;;j;
for one veer in 19th and had majored in chemistry. Ho §3?#f'indicateh that his leisure hours were spent in painting ,}y<4
and'nhotogrephy. At the time of his separation from > ¢@1;*_.- ' .-the United States Navy he stated that his birthdate was T . H; ,
July 1?, 1926, at New'!ork City; that his resdenee was _s _
211 Qentrel PcrkWost, New York City; that his father; ff ;}%.name'wes5JOSEPH*EINS$EI3;_thet his mother's nape was w;*§__ 4,;BOBBIEfH$INSTEIN; and that hO was single. - :l~k:...~ -_-
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name JAMES wsxnswsxn appeared as a staff member on the j
masthead of "Now York Young Progressives? issue #1, " 1
dntod September 13, 19MB. The informant stated that f _ ,
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America is an organization encompassing youth, both"
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dominated organization, it does receive the support of _ '
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reliability, advised on February h, 1950, that informa-
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of the Communist Party, USA, 250 South Broad Street, "111
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of America, had called at the Mayor's Office in New Yorkfft0~
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enclosing m2.00 for twenty copies of the "Sunday ". 1, Worker", tne Sunday edition of the "Daily W0Pk0Pq;,@,;M ,3, é §i
dated March 26, 1950, and signed JAFESANEINSTEIN, 7__7
New York State Young Progressives of America, 19 west ~;
h5th Street, New York City, was received at 35 East 12th f
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JOSEPH EEIHSTEIH is a Vice-Chairman ofjthe
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University Law School but had discontinued his studies '3
and was then unemployed. Ho declined teibe interviewed
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before the Federal Grand Jury, Southern District of '~;§
New York, on April 17, 1951; Juno 18, 26, and 27, 1951.
X so aretc investigation of JAMES WEINSTEIN is being -11: p . ,_conducted with the New York Office as effieo of origin¢§3
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BO Centre Street; New York City, reflect the following $'*ainformation pertaining to'l9bO and l9h9'Bu1ck " '
convertible coupes owned by JAMES NEIHSTEIN: § .=g§;. _ , *|.,
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Control Park west, New York, New*York, for'e"l9h0 I=§@§§5%¥ QBuick convertible, weiht 3785, 8 cylinders, serial} .g:o;;f=>#l3B55lh7, and engine n5hOS26h2,color black. -;A Q. ;:*;§j;;'@. . . . ~ H ~_ -:;;-,,.
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Certificate of Sale #Chll3O?'réflects that L
< the Glidden Buick Corporation, 1731 Broadway, New York I
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engine #5383?65S, color - gray, on Hey;l§, 19h9. _d ""5 e.
: l I' l9h9 Passenger Vehiclc'Registretien #l33B2,2 '
in . dated Hey 16, 19b9, plate #Cu707, was issued for this~. §~§;_ 19u9 Buick convertible coupe in wslnsraznvs name at'tho} "
above address. HEIHSTEIN'S age was reflected as 22, jg .1- -. I , _i .' 1950 Passenger Vehicle Registrction 2G9296,:§
dated January 30, 1950, was issue by the State of Q.]- _
New York, Bureau of Motor Vohic1os,fer5the above- '
described l9u9 Buick convertible ooupelto JAMES WEINSTEIH,T;
Q18 Bast 9th Street, New York 3, How York. WEINSTEIN'S _ date of birth is reflected as Qgng lT,:l926. 5; Q ;=;.- L.-. .-u.n~-,_..
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_ I Photostatic copies of the various documentsZ§?;*"aq _
which reflected the above information pertaining to" § _QA§ »[
. the l9hO and l9h9 Buick convertible coupes are being ;.¢;*.é[_Q
obtained and will be made exhibits in this case., we H :» .
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Vehicle Regiecratlon for the l9h9 Buick eonvortib1o_'_- fg¥*§_f
in , coupe in HEINSTEIN'S name is not reflected in the -A v§,H@=i1wf
= records of the Bureau of Motor Registration a§_Now York,.j,- *
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an unknown man subsequently identified as HA§¬FINESTONE,*-*.;gborrowed o l9hé'or 19h? Buick convertible eou,Vé,~oolon»-;.; I >black,whito top, from a friend subsequently identified .:,. 4
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Z I*hQ0&, New York, to contact ALFRED SARAHT and to",,-*->'* :-,' -1
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' . Concerning the unknown date, the following ,observation is being made: _ § I - . _u
4 GARY PICKARD has advised that MAX FIHESTOHE
- moved from Apartment 6-I, 6§ Morton Street, ew York
City, to UEINSTEIN'S apartment at hl East 9th Street, *
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,M'" PICKARD'S clothes from Apartment 6-I, 65 Morton Street,i _i,
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; , FY_;. their establishing the East_9th Streetapartment, - Q=£§"f¬y' V ~j'J uerv, 1950- ' T 5 i . i, i]= * w.'_. ' H r}'j _f" :. 1'];§J>t j % BERHARDZGREENGLASS, 65 CnnnonEStreet,' *,.;4:;.3,<;~; New York City brother of DAVID GREENGLASS and ETHEL " i,§;;'Li "'nosEtBEne!, advised sa ROBERT F. ROYAL on June 23,_1951,i*;§.
T at 4 automobile. ROSENBERG had considered getting@DAVID', TQ "
, "" GREEHGLASS to teach him. BERNARD stated that JULIUS- ' *"_£ "r -* bod always wanted to learn to drive. ii, ' ;_i** _ ~Z.
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THE GREENWIGH VILLAGE APARTHENT,OF JULIUS
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On July 2, 195i, DAVID GREENGLA$S advised
SA ROBERT F. ROYAL that during the Christmas holiday
period in 19u9 he went to see JULIUS R0s$nBERc at the -3,};
Pitt Machine Products Company, 307 Eastfouston Street,
New York City, for the purpose of discussing his statue;
in the business and that during their conversation ;?*'
ROSENBERG told him that he had to "get rid_of tho. H
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he desired to-sell his shores to ROSENBERG. ROSENBERG.
told GREENGLASS that he ahouldsign ovorlhis stock ? §
shares to him; that he did not went to alarm him but _=
that he, GREEHGLASS, would have to begin thinking aboutgoing away to Paris; and that GREEHGLAS$ fas "hot."-Q ;Q
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interested and excited and that ROSENBERG then told
him to acconmany him to a lunchconctte it Eaat Houston'§,
.Street and Avenue C and that he would tell him more about it. while sitting in a booth in the lunehoonctto,
ROSENBERG explained that GREENGLASS and his wife should
obtain United States oassoorts end visas for Ftnce
by applying at the Debartent of State and the French [Fa
Consulate in New York City. _GREENGLASS§wos advised tostate es his purnose for the trio that holownod property 5f.in Franco-and thht he wished to disposc;of it. Ho ~*
Ho was told that money would be provided for the trip.
and that in Paris he would make contactiwith someonefin their espionage ring. '~ i ' ' '
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, ROSENBERG as to why he had to leave the United States .e,QQl . and nosseeeno explained that "something is happening = f.!
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. of the other apartment." ,n~v1n asked ROSENBERG, "rm if _-t_1.1u.
T stated that he had already disposed of.the 12th Street - =;]1* ' apartment, '4
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;_ 19u9, at the home of JACK SCHLEIDER, qt Forsyth Street, StgiiQ1} " I New York City, and recalls that ho woe reminiscing aboutIQ1§?;.,
Iyw.-Q ' all of his friends who were present attho party and Ȣ@Q$f.1 QF,l ~ thought that in the light of JULIUS ROSENBERG'S remarksgfjmglgi
.; to him that this would be the last New'Year's Eve party
A ;. that he would sncnd with them. GREENGLASS stated that .6 }a:,1f
" §" he also r"calls that ROSENBERG¥S discussion with him ; ff ptal;-L- . regardingdhis leating the United Statue and ROSEHBERG92S}§§i;§;§= _'indication that he had to dispose of hisGreenwich >'.f*$;"*§
-"7~ Village apartment was in December, 19b9, because he, , it ;4
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" _ iof January 27, 1950, from an FBI egentéand an appoint-1§1fi¢*ment was arranged for an interview forittat afternoon.;;}_;igH,A - - 1. . . . '1 -,_1-,3_~ - . __~ I a ,. .1 -'1
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